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Patent CR-9999-A (CR)
Title: Mezclas fungicidas que contienen boscalida y pirimetanilo
Inventor: ERICH BIRNER
IPC: A01N43/54
Filed: 2008-05-20
Abstract: Mezclas fungicidas, que contienen (1) boscalida de la fórmula (I) y (2) pirimetanilo de la fórmula (II) en una cantidad sinergéticamente efectiva, procedimiento para combatir hongos nocivos con mezclas de boscalida (I) y pirimetanilo (II) y el uso de boscalida (I) y pirimetanilo (II) para la obtención de tales mezclas, productos, que contienen estas mezclas, así como semillas, que contienen estas mezclas.
Patent GB-309106-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to condensers, coolers or the like apparatus having tubular heat exchanging surfaces
IPC: F28F9/00
Filed: 1928-01-02
Abstract: 309,106. Quiggin, D. A. Jan. 2, 1923. Casings; headers; tube-plates.-In condensers, coolers and like heat exchangers of the type in which one of two transverse tube-plates B, E is of smaller diameter than the interior of the casing A to enable the tube bank F, with its tube-plates, to be withdrawn from one end, the smaller tubeplate E is jointed to a facing on the end header G by means of bolts &c. H passing in fluid-tight manner through the header, in one example through cored holes, and secured by cap nuts h<1>. The tubes may be straight or coiled. The casing A is provided with means such as the U-bend a<10> to accommodate expansion.
Patent GB-436073-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to valves
IPC: F16K5/22
Filed: 1934-01-01
Abstract: 436,073. Valves; lubricating. MERCO NORDSTROM VALVE CO., 400, North Lexington Avenue, Pittsburg, U.S.A. Jan. 1, 1934, No. 34. Convention date, Sept. 27, 1933. [Class 135] [See also Group XXXIV] A plug valve includes means for yieldingly holding the plug in its seat, an operating stem connected to the plug, co-operating sealing surfaces on the stem and casing, means for supplying lubricant under pressure to a chamber into which the inner end of the stem extends, and a recess to contain plastic material under pressure and surrounding a threaded portion of the stem to prevent leakage between the sealing surfaces. As shown, the sealing surfaces consist of screwed threads 26, 27, on the stem 23, and casing 10. The casing 10 has a lubricant chamber 28 and pressure is applied to the lubricant therein by screwing plugs 32 into passages connected to the chamber 28. The valve plug 13 has a lost-motion tongue-and-groove connection with the stem 23 and the latter is rotated by a worm gear or by a wrench. The casing 10 has a lubricant chamber 16 connected to a bore 42 in the stem 23 and to short longitudinal grooves 46 in the seating surface 12. The plug 13 has pairs of longitudinal grooves 47, 471, connected by circular grooves 48, 481, the grooves 47, 47<1> communicating with the grooves 46 only in the open and closed positions of the valve. The valve plug is pressed to its seat by a resilient cover 18 acting through an adjusting screw 53, a diaphragm 55 and a ball 57. A ball valve is inserted in the bore 42. To lift the valve from its seat prior to turning it a plug 44 in the bore 42 is rotated to put the lubricant in the chamber 16 under pressure. This pressure is increased by the axial movement of the stem 23 during turning of the plug. In a modification, the plug has two sets of grooves 70, 71, Fig. 5, the grooves 70 being open to the chamber 16. In the open and closed position of the valve each set 70, 71, registers with short longitudinal grooves 73, 74, connected by a helical groove 72, the grooves 72, 73, 74 being formed in the seating surface of the casing. To prevent accumulation of pressure the space 17 at the large end of the valve is connected to a groove 70 by an attenuated spiral groove 75. Specification 270,246, [Class 135], is referred to.
Patent IS-3877-A (IS)
Inventor: BURRI KASPAR
IPC: C07D405/12
Filed: 1992-06-12
Abstract: The novel sulfonamides of formula I,  (* CHEMICAL STRUCTURE *) I in which the symbols R1-R9, Ra, Rb, X, Y and n have the significance given in the description and salts thereof can be used for the treatment of circulatory disorders, especially hypertension, ischemia, vasopasms and angina pectoris.
Patent JP-S5493721-A (JP)
Title: Accelarating pump device of carburetor for internal combustion engine
Inventor: ISHIKAWA TSUNEKATSU
IPC: F02M7/08
Filed: 1978-01-05
Abstract: PURPOSE: To make the both compatible, drivability and cleaning of exhaust emission, by providing a two-system accelerator pump, for the plunger type driven by a diaphragm in response to a suction vacuum of the engine and for the diaphragm type in response to a suction vacuum of the engine.  
     CONSTITUTION: Before a completion of engine warm-up, due to a low temperature of engine cooling water 66, a thermowax 72 is shrunken with a negative pressure port 62 made opening to a diaphragm 52', 38'. A small degree of opening of a throttle valve 17 causes a big negative pressure to act on the diaphragm 38' from the port 62 through negative pressure tubes 64, 64', operating the first accelerator pump having a plunger 72. After a completion of the engine warm-up operation, the thermowax 72 is expanded, with a plunger 74 isolating the negative pressure passage 64' from the port 62, to operate the second accelerator pump consisting of the diaphragm 52'. In such way, with the pumps selectively used before and after the operation of engine warm-up, the both requirements. 
     COPYRIGHT: (C)1979,JPO&Japio
Patent AT-A18697-A (AT)
Inventor: UNTERLUGGAUER PETER DIPL ING
IPC: G06F1/16
Filed: 1997-02-06
Abstract: The invention concerns a keyboard (1) which can be reduced in size, in particular for electronic apparatus, computers, microcomputers or the like, said keyboard (1) comprising support elements (3, 4) for the individual keys. The support elements (3, 4) optionally comprise frame and/or base elements and means are also provided for transmitting data, transferring energy between the individual elements, controlling the keyboard and coupling to the electronic apparatus. According to the invention, at least two support elements (3, 4) are provided with keys (22) of individual columns and/or rows of the keyboard. In the state in which the keyboard is reduced in size, the support elements (3, 4) can be interleaved one inside the other, in this state, columns and/or rows of keys (22) disposed on different support elements (3, 4) being disposed adjacent one another and/or at least partially overlapping. In the enlarged state of the keyboard, the support elements (3, 4) with the keys (22) disposed thereon can be disposed such that they are adjacent one another and/or separate. The support elements (3, 4) comprise contacts for the individual keys (22) or keys (22) integrated therein, at least in the enlarged state of the keyboard, the allocation of the individual keys (22) corresponding to that of a standard keyboard.
Patent CH-518507-A (CH)
Title: Large ice cream prodn appts - with static mixing of gas with liquid in sealed vessel
IPC: A23G9/20
Filed: 1970-01-08
Abstract: Appts. comprises a mix homogenisation tank and a freezer, interconnected by a pumping circuit, and is fitted with pressure and flow regulators and mixer, between the pump and freezer; the mixer is a hermetically sealed vessel connected to a pressurised gas source and contains a main drop-pipe open at the bottom and an auxiliary drop-pipe which connects the gas blanket above the mix to the main drop-pipe. The main drop-pipe leads at the top into the discharge pipe for the gasified mix. The gas blanket causes static mixing of gas and mix and also forces the mix up the main drop-pipe, where it entrains additional gas entering through a port from the auxiliary drop-pipe, and originating in the gas-blanket. The advantages include improved initial accuracy of "over-run" (final/initial volume ratio) and good stability of this value.
Patent GB-214685-A (GB)
Title: Sky-writing
IPC: G09F21/16
Filed: 1923-01-01
Abstract: 214,685. Bailey, R. D., and Bailey, D. Jan. 1, 1923. Machine guns.-An aeroplane is provided with a number of guns or pyrotechnical firing elements at various firing angles adapted to discharge projectiles or rockets, which, on bursting, produce letters or other delineations in the sky, for example the letter " E as indicated in Fig. 15. As shown in Figs. 1, 2, and 3, the apparatus comprises a number of guns D, for example ten guns arranged as shown to produce the letter " E," mounted in different directions on the faces B of a base-plate A. The spring hammers F of these guns are connected bv flexible wires I to a sliding rod J provided with a head K. The hammers are cocked by means of a nut U and a hollow screw V, which is inserted over a stem W at the side of the rod J. After this insertion, the head K of the rod is turned to rest over the nut, and the screw is turned to raise the nut and with it the head K and rod J, thereby cocking the hammers, rotation of the nut being prevented by one of its flat faces bearing against the rectangular block Z, within which the rod J slides. When the cocking operation is completed, the rod J is held by a trigger L, and the screw and nut are removed. At the desired time, the trigger is pulled by means of a Bowden wire R connected at one end to a lever arm Q on the trigger, and at the other end to a handle S adapted to be drawn towards a tee-piece T. To reload the guns, the barrels are unscrewed from the base-plate A. In a modiflcation, Figs. 6 and 7, groups of guns N are arranged around a wheel A. The spring hammers F of each group are connected by flexible wires I to a lever K, which is controlled by a spring h. These groups of guns are fired in succession by causing the wheel A to rotate. This brings each lever K in succession against a cam M, which first raises the lever to cock the hammers and then releases the lever to allow the hammers to act. Thewheel A is rotated by means of worm gear d, c. and bevel gear a, R driven by a wind screw P on the aircraft. The screw is normally, locked against rotation by means of a shoe T pressed by a spring V against a brake drum S on the shalt Q of the wind screw. The shoe T is pulled out by means of a lever X and a Bowden wire Y, when it is desired to fire the guns. In still another modification, Figs. 8, 9, and 12, a number of rockets C are fitted in groups on guiderods B beneath the base-plate A, and are connected by fuzes D to a fuze gallery E containing a powder train, which, when ignited at one end, causes the discharge of the rockets in successive groups. The powder train in the fuze gallery 's ignited by a cap Q and a spring hammer K, which is cocked by a pull on a knob 0 at its outer end, and is released by a trigger T, when this is pulled at the desired time by means of a Bowden wire R.
Patent GB-1482461-A (GB)
Title: Replacement of seals in a well ram type blow out prevente
IPC: E21B23/00
Filed: 1974-01-02
Abstract: 1482461 Rotary cutting tools D A CARNAHAN 23 Dec 1974 [2 Jan 1974] 134/74 Heading B3C [Also in Division E7] A cutting tool for removing a seal (not shown) from a blow out preventer ram includes a cutter body 48, means on the body for locating it relative to the ram, and cutter blades 50 which can be moved outwardly from the body 48. In use the tool is lowered down a well riser on a pipe string until a disc 52 on the body 48 is below the blow out preventer. The rams whose seals are to be removed are then closed and the tool is raised until the disc 52 engages the bottom of the rams. An upper ram is then closed to grip a sleeve 46 rotatably mounted on the tool to hold the tool in the correct position. The fluid in the pipe string is then pressurised to depress a piston 54 having a tapered portion 55 which moves the cutter blades 50 outwardly and the pipe string is rotated to cut away the seal. Flusing fluid may be supplied through ports 45, cuttings being trapped in passage 53 in the disc 52 by strainers 51.
Patent GB-464634-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to elastic waist bands of trousers and similar garments
IPC: A41F9/02
Filed: 1937-01-02
Abstract: 464,634. Trouser &c. waistbands. MOSS BROS. & CO., Ltd., and BARBER, H. A. H. Jan. 2, 1937, No. 146. [Class 141] A waistband for trousers and similar garments comprises an elastic strip D secured at its ends to the waistband lining C, and to the outer side of which is secured at J a length of fabric G extending into pockets H, H<1> formed between the material of the waistband A and the lining C, the ends of the fabric G being secured to the waistband by means of pieces of elastic K.
Patent GB-412925-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to apparatus for cutting flat glass
IPC: C03B33/03
Filed: 1933-01-03
Abstract: 412,925. Cutting flat glass. PILKINGTON BROS., Ltd., 703, Tower Building, Water Street, Liverpool, GASKELL, J., Stockswell, Hard Lane, and WATT, J. B., 7, Windle Street, both in St. Helens, Lancashire. Jan. 3, 1933, No. 166. [Class 56.] A table for cutting flat glass, particularly for removing the edge portions of sheet which has been made by drawing, is pivoted on a support in such a way that it can be used either in the vertical or horizontal positions, and has means for retaining the glass sheet, but not the cut-off edge portions, when it is in the vertical position. The table comprises a flat board 1, Figs. 1 and 3, having a number of channels 2 and a depressed portion 3 at each side, laths 10 being adjustably secured in the portions 3. At each side of the table, laths 5 are pivoted on rods 6 and are normally held in position above the surface of the table, as shown in dotted lines in Fig. 3, by counterweights 12. The table is hinged to a beam 14, Fig. 2, supported on a frame 15, the beam being at right angles to the channels 2. The table can be swung on its hinges 13 into positions where it is nearly horizontal or nearly vertical. A ledge 16, secured to the lower edge of the table, supports the main portion of the glass sheet when the table is vertical, and the edge portions of the sheet are then supported by counterweighted levers 17 which are pivoted at the ends of the table. In use, the table rests by its own weight in the horizontal position, and a sheet of glass laid on the table is shown by the dotted lines 4 in Fig. 1. The laths 10 are so arranged that their outer edges 7, Fig. 3, are below the lines along which the glass is to be cut. The laths 5 rest on the glass and their inner edges serve as guides for the cutting-tool. After the glass has been scored by the tool, the inner edges of the laths 5, which are somewhat flexible, are pressed downwards to snap the glass along the scored lines. The table is then swung into the vertical position, and the levers 18 strike an abutment 20, Fig. 2, and are turned backwards so that the severed edges of the glass sheet can slide off the table into a cullet shoot 21. The counterweights 12 also strike an abutment 22, and the laths 5 are swung below the surface of the table, as shown in Fig. 3, leaving the table clear for the replacement of the glass sheet by another. A lath 23, Figs. 1 and 3, is arranged in each of the channels 2 and is pivoted eccentrically on a shaft 24 which can be turned by a handle 25. When the glass sheet is to be cut into sections, the lath 23 nearest the scored line is turned by its handle to raise the glass from the table to enable it to be snapped. Instead of using a single table mounted on a fixed frame 15, a number of tables may be carried by a frame which rotates about a vertical or horizontal axis. A glass sheet can be placed while it is still hot on one of the tables, and has time to cool before it is brought into the cutting- position.
Patent GB-620333-A (GB)
Title: Apparatus for extruding organic plastic material
IPC: B29C48/94
Filed: 1947-01-02
Abstract: 620,333. Extrusion machines. PLAX CORPORATION. Jan. 2, 1947, No. 166. Convention date, Nov. 9, 1944. [Class 87 (ii)] A pair of die members 7 and 8 embrace the nozzle 5 and reciprocate in opposite directions in the direction of extrusion. This reciprocation is stated to prevent sticking of the extruded article 9 in the die. The die members are reciprocated by mans of crank 55, link 54, crank 48 and links 49, 52. The lower die 8 slides on a bed-plate 11 and the upper die 7 slides in the lower die 8 (see Fig. 3). Gibs 29 are bolted down on die 7. Lubricant is supplied to all sliding surfaces, e.g. by pipes 36. Lubricant is supplied also to the end of the nozzle by conduits 22, Fig. 4, terminating in a groove 24 in sliding contact with the die members. The nozzle is heated by fluid circulated through passages 19. Each die member is heated (for thermosetting material) or cooled (for thermoplastics) at the front and rear, the heating &c. means for the front being independent of that for the rear.
Patent GB-986824-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to printed electric circuits
IPC: H05K3/34
Filed: 1962-01-02
Abstract: 986,824. Mounting electric components. GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. Ltd., and R. J. GILLETT. Jan. 2, 1963 [Jan. 2, 1962], No. 176/62. Heading H1R. In a printed circuit comprising a pattern of conductive material on an insulating base, there is provided a further area of conductive material on the base, an electrical component being in thermal contact with this further area so that, during operation, a major proportion of the heat generated in the component is dissipated from the further area which may be finished in matt black. As shown. Fig. 1, a Zener diode 3 is mounted in a thermally conductive bracket 13 which passes through an aperture 15 in an insulating base 1 and comprises arms 16 which are soldered to an area 8 of copper foil on the side of the base 1 remote from the diode 3. In Fig. 4, two areas 9 of copper foil are provided, one on each side of base 1, at least one arm 18 of bracket 17 being soldered to each area 9. In Fig. 5, a transistor 5 is surrounded by a cylindrical portion of bracket 19 which is soldered to copper area 10. The diode 7, Fig. 7, has a threaded base which is held in an aperture in the base 1 by a nut 20 and a shoulder 21 on the diode, both nut and shoulder bearing on an area 12 of copper foil.
Patent GB-266500-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to ironing presses
IPC: D06F71/02
Filed: 1926-01-04
Abstract: 266,500. Wohlfeiler, S. Jan. 4, 1926. Press - type ironing- machines.-An ordinary hand-iron p is pressed upon the garments &c., which are supported by a table b by a screw c bearing, through a swivel joint, on a stirrup l provided with a saddle q for the handle of the iron and with a guide rod w. A cranked lever actuating toggle links may be arranged to replace part of the screw, and the latter may be replaced by a plain rod having holes in which a pin carried by the bracket a may be engaged. Alternatively, the screw may be replaced by a rack and pinion.
Patent GB-299439-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to apparatus for use in racing animals
IPC: A63K1/02
Filed: 1928-01-03
Abstract: 299,439. Smith, H. M. Oct. 28, 1927, [Convention date]. Dog-racing apparatus.-Means for housing track rails 8, an electric conductor rail 9, and a conveyer 7, used, for example, for dog-racing purposes, comprise vertical posts 2, 3 joined by longitudinal beams 4 supporting the track boards 6. The posts 2 support roof rafters 16, these and the posts 2, 3 being covered by boards 10. In Fig. 3 the sloping roof is supported by members 17. In Fig. 3 the roof beams 16 are extended at 22 and are supported by outside members 24. A plank track 12 supported by members 14 supports the running wheel 13 of the lure arm 21.
Patent GB-718785-A (GB)
Title: Means for retaining in position the price-change disc of a prepayment mechanism for a gas or similar meter
Inventor: JOHNSON DONALD EDGAR
IPC: G07F15/08
Filed: 1953-01-03
Abstract: 718,785. Prepayment gas &c. meters. WILSON GAS METERS, Ltd., G. Sept. 8, 1953 [Jan. 3, 1953], No. 225/53. Class 27 The price-change disc 11 of a prepayment gas or similar meter is retained in its adjusted position by a locking member 20 having, at one end, a pair of slots 25 engaging under headed studs 26 or other projections on the prepayment mechanism and, at the other end, a bulged part 28 engaged by a rotatable clasp 29 which can be secured by means such as a padlock. The slotted limbs 21, 22 of the locking member may have an interconnecting web 23 and the diameter of the hole 24 may be such that the notched periphery of the disc 11 is screened. In order that the pivot of the clasp 28 may be as close as possible to the locking member, the slots are arcuate so 'that when removing the member, it can be rotated about one of the studs 26 to move its lower end clear of the clasp before being withdrawn downwards
Patent GB-100601-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Window Platforms.
Inventor: EMBREE JAMES MONROE
IPC: A47L3/02
Filed: 1916-01-06
Abstract: 100,601. Embree, J. M. Jan. 6, 1916. Staging, window. - A window platform for use in cleaning comprises a pair of bars 5, Fig. 1, held spaced apart to the width of the window by a footboard 8, which is adjustably clamped to the bars by a pair of hooked bults 10, embracing the bars, and lever nuts 12, the footboard having a series of holes through which the bolts pass. At their outer ends, the bars 5 carry sliding angular braces 22 to abut against the face of the wall, outward movement of the braces being prevented by stop-pins 28, which can engage in any of a series of holes in the bars 5. The braces carry abutment rods 26 adjustably held by set-screws 27 under the window sill. The inner ends 6 of the bars 5 are threaded and carry vertical threaded rods 13, which are clamped against the inner face of the window frame by ever nuts 19 and sleeves 18. Each rod 13 has a pair of spaced plates 15, Fig. 6, threaded to receive a pair of adjustable rods 16, the hooked ends 17 of which engage under the lower edge of the window frame.
Patent GB-191950-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to measuring pumps for the supply of petrol and other liquids
IPC: B67D7/60
Filed: 1922-01-04
Abstract: 191,950. Johnson, H. W. Jan. 4, 1922. Rack-and-pinion actuated pumps; regulating delivery by by-passes; measuring devices; valves, arrangement of; single-acting piston pumps.- A pump for delivering definite volumes of petrol &c. comprises a cylinder 15 provided with a series of ports 17 - - 29, the distance between the lower edges of each port and the bottom of the cylinder corresponding to a definite volume. A sleeve r rotatable on the cylinder 15 has a series of ports 3, 4, 5 adapted to register with the ports in the cylinder 15, so that, when one of the ports 17 - - 20 is in register with the corresponding port in the sleeve, the other ports are closed. The sleeve r is carried by a cylinder l provided with a rack 8 engaging a pinion 9 by means of which the cylinder is rotated. The petrol is drawn into the cylinder 15 through a pipe 21 and rotary valve 25 by raising a piston 29 by means of a rack and pinion 33, 34, pulley and belt 35, 36, and crank 38, and the sleeve r is turned to open the port in the cylinder 15 corresponding to the volume to be delivered. During the descent of the piston, the liquid is forced through the open port into the space 42 and return pipe 7 until the piston covers the open port. The valve 25 is then turned to connect the cylinder 15 to the delivery pipe 23, and the piston is forced to the bottom of the cylinder. The cylinder bottom and piston may be coned to reduce clearance.
Patent GB-1315921-A (GB)
Title: Device for forming a hole in ice
IPC: E21B7/14
Filed: 1972-01-04
Abstract: 1315921 Flame drills FRANCE ARMED FORCES, MINISTER OF 4 Jan 1972 [7 Jan 1971] 325/72 Heading E1F A hole is formed in ice by means of a device comprising a ram D, a hot gas generator B, and nozzles C for directing the hot gas around the ram D. The gas generator may contain solid, liquid, or gaseous fuel. A float chamber E may carry a payload G, e.g. a transmitter or submarine detection buoy. In use, one end of a coiled line or cable F is fixed to the upper surface of the ice.